biostem

There's nothing stopping YOU from taking a little time out of your play session to hang out in the starting area and giving a couple mil to a low level character that looks like they've put some effort into their character, (costume, bio, general good/earnest behavior, etc)...

Implement the OP's suggestion, but have it prevent the user or anyone recalled to them from being able to gain any badges or related accolade progress for 60 minutes.

Apparently it was a bad financial decision to try and market a line of magically animated toys that love their owners a little bit too aggressively, so they instead sent them out to deliver their unique form of love to bad guys everywhere... "Walloping Winnie":

For me, if I want damage and control, I'll play a control heavy blaster. I prefer controllers because I like having buffs/debuffs as a supplement to and a fallback for, my control abilities. I also feel like I'm more of a "team player" as a controller, (not saying dominators don't contribute, only that it's a perceptual difference to me)...

TL:DR - They're not implementing what I want, so I'm gonna complain.

His presence is a portent of great achievement or calamity; He is "The Maritime Beckoner" (Pyrotechnic/Marine Controller):

I'll go with my DP/Nin sentinel - also quite fitting.

Thanks for the correction. It was Nightstar whose mind was based upon or at least inspired by, someone else, (Dominatrix).

Can you please clarify. So someone sends me a tell. If I immediately hit backspace, it'll fill in /t for THAT specific person, and not someone that might have sent me a tell just after I hit the backspace key?

I believe they are entirely robotic, with Siege having his AI based upon Tyrant's brain patterns or some such. I think it's Malta [possibly?] and definitely the Nemesis War Hulks that have organic components.

OK, so I'm sure we've all experienced something like this; You put out a call for a team, and am getting tons of replies. You type /r for the quick response and it goes out to the wrong person. What I'd love to see is a similar quick-reply option that uses the time of when you typed the command contextually so it goes to the tell you received with the closest timecode (prior) to when you started typing said command. For example: /lfg Team lfm! /tell Person1 I'd like to join you! [this is where you type /r for some reason] /tell Person2 I'm in! /tell Person3 Invite meh! If you finish typing your reply and hit enter, it goes to Person3 under the current system. What I'm proposing is another slash command that looks at WHEN you started typing the proposed slash command, and figures out the correct person to send it to. Now, I realize I could have right clicked and sent that specific person a response, but especially if you're getting flooded with tells or there's a lot going on, it can be cumbersome to scroll back up and/or find the correct person...

She's the bug that zaps back - "Hornetta":

Because you're acting like I pissed in your cheerios when I suggested you could easily use both, then made a snide comment about "playing fast and loose" in response, as if my suggestion somehow disrespected your character or their concept. I never said you MUST play a certain way, nor did I suggest that the ultimate decision was up to anyone other than you. All you needed to do in your original post was to clearly state that you ONLY wanted to use one and never another, (or something to that effect, and the mere request shows that you ARE willing to change the color of their powers - if you were being true to your own claims, then stick to what you left the character creator with). Regardless, I'm done with you. Have a nice day.

Yes, because comic book characters' powers never change throughout their career. Either way, I suggest being very precise in what you're looking for in the future.

Yeah that was my feeling as well... There aren't any horns that perfectly replicate the look.

I'm not sure how to respond to this. You don't need to switch on the fly. You can have that other color sitting in one costume slot and only ever use it if you really feel like using that other color. Otherwise, you do you...

Mystic extraordinaire, "Jayne Arcane":

With 10 costume slots, why not both?

The scrapper version of Ninjitsu is quite good, IMHO... it even has a sort of "lite" version of crit-from-hide!

I've made a few you can take a look at... This is just a sample of one of them: Lesser Goblin01.costume Lesser Goblin04.costume Lesser Goblin03.costume Lesser Goblin02.costume

I tried to go with something a little more original than just using the entire barbarian set, so here's my attempt: he-manthor1.costume

Here's my attempt. I hope it's something you can work off of: blue-green woman01.costume

Could you give us a rough idea of just how "futuristic" you want this to be? Are you still looking for something closer to the barbarian side with technological elements, or some sort of post-apocalyptic vibe?

More than a loose cannon, she's a "Hare Razor":

Never stop improving... err, evolving? Eeleanor's latest "evolution":